Abstract:
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In this paper a focus is on the development of a modeling approach that enables relatively rapid evaluation of the performance of high-power dynamic inductive wireless charging systems. Derivation and validation of the models are provided along with a description of their use in multi-objective optimization studies that are used to compare the performance of alternative core materials for a single-phase system designed for charging commercial trucks operating at highway speeds.
See publication:
10.1109/ITEC53557.2022.9813848This publication pertains to:
Charging StationsPublication Authors:
- Anthony Agostino
- Akhil Prasad
- Diala Haddad
- Steve Pekarek
- Aaron Brovont